Sliding nanomechanical resonators based on a graphene substrate
Researchers have developed nanomechanical resonators based on a graphene substrate, and made nanoresonators slidable across clamping points.
Nov 23rd, 2022
Read moreResearchers have developed nanomechanical resonators based on a graphene substrate, and made nanoresonators slidable across clamping points.
Nov 23rd, 2022
Read moreAfter studying the effects of irradiation defects on the work function of graphene electrodes in thermionic energy converters, a research team found that the generation of defects in graphene through irradiation would increase the work function and reduce the electron emission capacity.
Nov 23rd, 2022
Read moreThe micro/macrochannels engineered within the aerogel facilitate the ability to heal chronic diabetic wounds, while a novel protein incorporated into the aerogel provides anti-microbial capabilities and promotes wound tissue coverage and new blood vessel formation.
Nov 22nd, 2022
Read moreEmbroidering power-generating yarns onto fabric allowed researchers to embed a self-powered, numerical touch-pad and movement sensors into clothing. The technique offers a low-cost, scalable potential method for making wearable devices.
Nov 22nd, 2022
Read moreResearch has demonstrated for the first time that certain chemical coatings, applied to micro/nanoparticles, can alter their swimming propulsion within biological fluids.
Nov 22nd, 2022
Read moreInformation gleaned from the optical analysis of diatom shells might one day improve a variety of light-based devices and components.
Nov 22nd, 2022
Read moreNew research shows organic molecular switch emulates synaptic behaviour.
Nov 21st, 2022
Read moreTiny magnetic whirlpools could transform memory storage in high performance computers.
Nov 21st, 2022
Read moreA new light source generates ultrashort infrared pulses at wavelengths around 12 micron with previously unattained peak intensity and stability.
Nov 21st, 2022
Read moreResearchers succeeded in destroying a cancerous tumor using a non-invasive method: the injection of nanobubbles into the bloodstream in combination with low frequency ultrasound waves.
Nov 21st, 2022
Read moreNew technique that accurately measures how atom-thin materials expand when heated could help engineers develop faster, more powerful electronic devices.
Nov 18th, 2022
Read moreAsphaltenes, a byproduct of crude oil production, are a waste material with potential. Scientists are determined to find it by converting the carbon-rich resource into useful graphene.
Nov 18th, 2022
Read moreBranchlike metallic filaments can sap the power of solid-state lithium batteries. A new study explains how they form and how to divert them.
Nov 18th, 2022
Read moreEngineers have designed a new material for nanoscale 3D printing that is able to absorb twice as much energy as other similarly dense materials and could be used to create better lightweight protective lattices.
Nov 18th, 2022
Read moreResearchers have developed a new way to guide the self-assembly of a wide range of novel nanoscale structures using simple polymers as starting materials.
Nov 18th, 2022
Read moreWhen a liquid boils in a vessel, tiny vapor bubbles form at the bottom and rise, transferring heat in the process. How these small bubbles grow and eventually detach was previously not known in any great detail.
Nov 18th, 2022
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